Consistency requires that priors reflect all information at hand. In the case of interest, this includes state-of-the-art understanding of the string
landscape, quantum cosmology etc. At the same time, our priors should be minimally informative. They should incorporate all available information, but
should not otherwise be constrained by biases or prejudices. In practice, this is often achieved by applying the principle of indifference or, more generally, the principle of maximal entropy [1]}.
Lastly, our priors should be objective, in that two physicists presented with the same information should agree upon a set of justified priors.
